The Agile MES is designed to add transparency and tracking to additive manufacturing production workflows. It offers a set of features to move from automated scheduling recommendations to production sheet generation and documented tracking of each workflow step.
Machine Connectivity is being developed so that the features within the Agile MES reflect the real-time production information coming from the floor. Initially, this increased level of visibility ensures that production engineers are able to keep their finger on the pulse of production and respond rapidly to changes. But the machine connectivity functionality, riding on the umati standard, is laying the foundation for Agile Manufacturing.
Supported machines
Machine vendor | Machine model | Integration status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ultimaker | 3, 3X, S3, S5 | COMPLETE |
| 2 | BigRep | BigRep ONE, BigREP Studio G1, G2 | COMPLETE |
| 3 | Stratasys | F900 series | COMPLETE |
| 4 | SLM | 280 | COMPLETE |
| 5 | Carbon | L1, M2, M3 | COMPLETE |
| 6 | EOS | M290, M300, M400, M400-4, P500 | COMPLETE |
| 7 | Formlabs | Form 2, Form 3 | TESTING |
| 8 | Stratasys | Fortus 450, 370 | TESTING |
| 9 | Renishaw | RenAM Q500 | IN PLANNING |
| 10 | HP | HP 4200 and 5200 Multi Jet Fusion | IN PLANNING |
| 11 | One Click Metal | MPrint | IN PLANNING |
| 12 | EOS | M280, P396, P770, P800, P810 | IN PLANNING |
| 13 | SLM | 500 | IN PLANNING |
| 14 | ExOne | SMAX | IN PLANNING |